AspiraCloud is holding an evening legal roundtable, Copilot, Cyber Security and the Modern Law Firm.
AI is already being used inside most law firms across the UK, often before it’s been formally approved. Fee earners are drafting correspondence and summarising bundles with tools that most partners can’t yet say, with confidence, are properly governed.
AspiraCloud is here to facilitate a real, working session, with an expert-led conversation on AI governance and cyber security, and how law firms can best protect themselves in an ever-changing technology landscape.
Grounded in AspiraCloud’s own benchmark research into IT priorities across UK law firms (download the full report [1]), it looks at what governance and control actually look like in practice: which tools are in use, who can access what, and what a firm could evidence today if a client, regulator or insurer asked. Special guests from LEAP will be joining the conversation, bringing a practice management perspective on how AI is already reshaping the way fee earners work day to day.
Event Details:
Date: 8 October 2026 (arrive from 17:30)
Venue: Watermen’s Hall, 16-18 St Mary at Hill, London EC3R 8EF
Format: Evening boardroom roundtable, with AspiraCloud and LEAP, drinks and light refreshments included
Places: Limited, to keep the discussion focused
Sign up today: Copilot, Cyber Security and the Modern Law Firm | AspiraCloud [2]
Why attend?
A working session:
If you want an expert-led discussion that isn’t a sales pitch in disguise, this roundtable is for you. You’ll leave with a clearer picture of where AI already sits in your firm, where it’s delivering value, and where your own AI security might have gaps you haven’t spotted yet.
Built on real data:
This event draws on AspiraCloud’s benchmark research into the state of IT in UK law firms, covering IT outsourcing, cybersecurity fears, SRA compliance, and unmonitored AI usage.
AI in practice management:
Hear directly from LEAP on how AI is already changing case and practice management, not just theoretical governance talk, but what’s actually happening inside the tools firms use every day.
A peer-led conversation:
This is deliberately a smaller, conversation-based event, designed to encourage a focused and open discussion around UK law firms’ cyber security.
Meet the room:
Join us, settle in, and make new connections with people navigating the same AI and security pressures you are.